Summer Scouting Notebook: Central Ohio Breakout Season Candidates

There aren't many camps and not many games to attend right now, but that doesn't mean we at Prep Redzone are sitting on our hands. On the contrary, we are hard at work. All throughout the summer, we'll be taking a look at some top returning starters and young prospects who will make a big impact as the season rolls around this fall, spotlighting several prospects. Here is our summer scouting spotlight:    Jaxton Ławniczak is a starting tight end and inside linebacker for Liberty Center High School. He displays soft hands as a tight end with good route running ability, getting open downfield and knowing how to score touchdowns for his offense. His college fit is likely at linebacker, where he flashes great range, pursuit, and takes great angles to the ball. He recorded 80 tackles, seven sacks, one forced fumble on defense and 646 yards and seven touchdowns on offense last fall. He recently picked up his first Division I offer from Columbia.     [player_tooltip player_id='2257013' first='Ashton' last='Sattarelle'] is a strong receiver for Poland Seminary who displays soft hands and strong run-after-the-catch ability. Sattarelle can quickly catch, tuck, turn and get upfield. He is also a willing blocker in the run game, taking good angles in space and playing with good use-of-hands to cover defenders. Keep an eye on his development over the next couple of seasons.     [player_tooltip player_id='2257015' first='Noah' last='Cassetto'] is a starting offensive lineman for North Ridgeville. Cassetto really shines with his mean streak in the run game; He can fire forward to the second level, find someone to block, latch onto defenders and drive them off the ball. Cassetto displays great first-step quickness and leg drive. He is also very physical in pass pro, using a great punch and hand timing to jolt defenders to the ground. Has an excellent frame at 6-foot-5, 230 pounds with time and room to grow.     College teams are finally taking notice of Pickerington North wide receiver [player_tooltip player_id='1631505' first='Miguel' last='Solis'], Class of 2028 recruit who can be very dangerous after the catch. Solis has earned offers from UMass and Kent State, who have noticed his speed after-the-catch, ability to shine as a return specialist, and strong vision and balance in the open field. Solis has the potential to be a big-time prospect and definitely is a name to monitor this upcoming fall.

There aren't many camps and not many games to attend right now, but that doesn't mean we at Prep Redzone are sitting on our hands. On the contrary, we are hard at work. All throughout the summer, we'll be taking a look at some top returning starters and young prospects who will make a big impact as the season rolls around this fall, spotlighting several prospects. Here is our summer scouting spotlight: